The Sun. — London, England, 1818-02-27 00:00:00

b~ veri 'O4;P reti 'cltr try,. au 1: n)co '!ces evil nee ,;eat 1111' , 1011 : c nut the uFla and, and CIL f, [of I*.e ~aoe ted "'(I So- >tai 71) er.o iclt ic rice id, RP . key (Mr n t o,' lea ib s loy. riti 4lic !re ag be ed c, , iiii ii....6`fiE**:i3 41 . 1 itTli :DAit . . _ . . •• I h ester( attas't ,e ti".oointet. - COTtl ant 1° ti I !" the , a,tittaltt 10f c.t;. F ra1)011 Oi her oAojesty- lioldiogi a . .Dritwiiig-'rtiobil at her rab ic • •!. <• • e. . Fur tins purpose the seleOnt and qa cibus su►feof rooms :On the - first floor were pre • , , V 6 red ; and her....4desty might, experience as Lttle . fatigue , as poSsilile 're . ceivitTg•tile.corupan'y velvet - crishion, inehes high, waaS Placed close to tlitt'State.Otit,. 'Qu.eeti : slant( upon, ittni a small velvet cushiotrptaced for to lean against . . „ The grand stair-case wa's divided for the company:to enter on'otle'si.de-a-tid return. on the other. Ibe hall was fitted , up for the accommodation of a few - speetaiors, flux upon f !.‘vrY contracted scale, there being only' rooni for about a fourth of the number who have. been titnitted on form er Drawing-rootus, Which. have been held at the Qtteeh's At vine o'cl o ck t h ere was a tiouble"Royal Salute of cannon in St: James's Park and at ToWer . ,01.Lndoii, anti there were other obNervances an 'rejoicings in the course of the morning:. Those were attached to •tlie Court, tatorwere 'fetrtily mottrning, put it .off for .t day; and - 4Ppeared in colours... The Lite Guards-and Foot Glards were distributed in different stieers, and various parti of the Parks lewling .'t 4 the 'one•°folic .10apds - 01 rby-Litt Gnarls in Pall ,ll 4 appeared in helmets, ,sittolar.to thost- worn a aNt p t . 3 7ll 'l' o '; t : l e t i e ree r i Seidl dr. Lee, tire High Constoble for e v-Illinster, Townsend, Savecs,, and a 111111100113 g e of l'oliceOtfi - eers,CO:is:ables,Patroles, inkier their Ail cc+ ion, and' the grratest order . ant! r ogokirity . „prevailed., .The .weather was very 14 "avourahle... The Court, however, was nuttier ottSly and splendidly attended. The company billet( to arr i ve b e loo. one o'clock, and they con ' linfted setting clown till past iliree. Tne Prince i t : e gvirt came in state *holy a quarter past three, and suite in ihree . crtiages; "scot ted by. a of Lite Guards. His Royal Highness .was r , • " by the 13.m1s playing " God save the A "g," the sound ()I 111111 pets, and all the honours 11 1112 t o the Sovereign. The Doke and Duchess of York came in state,' i b , "L'inselves a n d suite in three cartiages, escorted ry party of-Life T a ; he D u k e an d :chess of Gloucester also came state., thetos.elves and suite in three cariiageS, • !cort et i b y a p a rti,; of Lite Guards. '1 he. Duke of Sussex came io private. The Prince of .Hesse. Homburg came in one of ;, Rtgent's carriages, ittentiett by Lord Stewart; ,sco rte d h . y a party of L:fe Guards: The bands 11 .!ayed God sate the King," and the Guards Presented aflos the satneas to tire different branches. of - Royai - 'nu' ilict Fs Sophia of GloticeSter'came in state, sube !,± ttvo Carriages, escorted by a, .I" 4 fY en Life Guards. time Speaker of the, HOnse of Commons, the Y'`7" (-11 ^ocelror.. abd. the, .Master. of the Rolls, a" iii stat e , aid were presented tipko their late 1 ti amts. z`P;lttisli Ambassador, the Duke de San 4ll,rios, -4:flirt-hit, Ditches'; came in state ; their 4 enec were' partimilarly costly and splendid, and f oi•ca.iors. sir 1" (lush'. the Envoy Extriordiniti y and Mi „ r) ii , vet Plenipotentiary from the Unites! States of 4, Nerira, 'Was ac . ct‘mpaili,:il by tai La.ty, Airs. gbo' was present rd to the Queen by Vis onniness (.4ttlereigh. fits Excellency was also Mr: AApins Smith, Seerw.ary 'of ..... j 'egalion, and Mr. Taylor, attached to the Lega . ch ( ;: .l ls ,e i vicy. 'io.;ere presented to her Maj e ,ty by his x • Prince Esterhazy, the 'Austrian Ambassador,. state; 'his liveries of three footmen were P • r ofusely covered with silver Lice. T he Prince of He s se H o mbu r g was presented to 'tire Queen by Lord - Stewart. I ,licre were present— "t.' Lord Chancellor and the Regent's Cabinet Ministers, ' I EO4I Offieers o State, the Comtroller of te Wiudso l;'l4,:isliment, V f ice-Comptroller of n the Windsor h Establish r 'II , Lord Registrar and Lord Advocate of Scotland, Mayor and Lathy Mayoress of London, Mr. Sheriff 11,,.. san es, Mr, Sheriff Alderson,'Mr. ner-Shiff Smith, Ag ttavnt-e-Genexal, the Solicitor-Gen U era d l, the er Attorney. to the Queen; the D e an of Windsor, the Dean of • • t ur AiCiuStet-, the Provost of Eton, the Archbishop of Canter- Y , /be -Archbishop of York, the lord Primate of Ireland. ~. lyre were-also prtseni- , - Athol, De Bourbon, San Carlos, Montrose. 7 7 '''ke.Y. , ..v—Let-,ls, Dorset, San Carlos. ' t itc /2 . 4.4 e Northampton, Sligo, Bath, La , H rl ertford, Cholmondeley, salidrry,, Angiesea, -Lana cf,oien. • • /17 4 • N o P cait ,,, sses . —Niirthampton, Ilastings, Donegal, , s roond, Herif,rd; Htadfort, Woicester, Dow. ,',iith,Staf •.`"`tliath /14.i:ts . --Whitworth, Mayo, Compton, Mount Edgcumbe, Minuet, Shaft es'atiry; .Ahingtoo. illessiogton, A , Morton, Abet - prettily, Gosford, Malgi-av-, Westmeath, , liocksav:.o.:e, rpool, Hai 1-o,by, Sutherl R and, , traarvon, Malnisbury, Harcourt, Westmoreland,. ose ..-berry t ri e att.itess es ,..C oml; t o ,n, Mayo, Cori , :try, Shaftesbury, An- Cionnaci, Dow.,'RiagSton, Ay I 44 , 1 . 41, Mexborough, Mans • Nlacclesheld, Mulgrave, Dekvwar, Liverpool. Oxford, DOw. Cionthel, • Harrowby; Munster, 'Ashburn -4r,,• Ilchester • i.;,(74l.tize.r Bulkebi. Carletoo,Kirk -411, Go r t Sydney, Taltaersi'cita, Melville, Sidtauuth, Castle - -e agb, - Pis.connter ~ .`Lorton, Middletown. Aslibrook, Sydney, t astlerea 1 It' g I . p 'girt iiiPto;trables.r . . Wallace, Sir H. Russell, Sir B. ." )1,1 4fie1d,.... N. Vansittart, Wiiiiiers .. Suttual, B. tiattiifrst; G. C.Loag,, AVellesLey Tole, C. Arbuthnot, W. 1-1 -us , 1 . 4 1/( m 6, trabks—Nir.' stirs. Calvert, Mrs. %V. Knox, a n eral Phipps, Mrs. Lushington,, Colonel Ponsonliy; Mc. ''. 6l eY, Vaity Hothout, La,ly Edirionstone, Mr..VVesterira, g, Percy, Miss Somerville, - Mr. Gireville, L eg. ..2, 4 "," l e—Harlev Burghersh, Lynedock, Bentinck, Dela 4,lkm; Harris, ' , l3,inuiog, Grantham, Churchill ; Eardley, 4," u n,Rosniore, Lovaine, H.Howartl, Antlierst,St. lens , l~r,'s , Murray, Longford, Radstotk, Prudhoe, Selsey, G er.wmd., Askfftird: Rankcs,. Hohhouse„ E. Lh+Cunipto mh, F. Cop- Seynomr, Kni g hton Sokivan, Dated. S. Coventry, 15. .A ° ..Yetltry, CulleaStoith, mitt; Id, Murr,y, three , ~1,1'.,1ty Coopers, Wart endei . , ,D. Vane 1 entpest, . 34 . 1 71ue1 i , Ch urc hill, J. Houstim, Daaymple, Moor : i, Ha , A iu ton; Holmes, Russell, C. Daniel - , Bayning,- .!. Brresford, Taylor, Perth, .Cradock, Thynne, Lubbock, Stewart, hay aid Sele, E. Moo , bui Rmlstoek, .1: Harley. • -- k i ntiral,—ir 11. tbaliam and sir R. Nloorsom. -N• P r , itr John Hamilton, :Mead, 'thiamin], Balfour, C. Green, Sir W. ivicl;olson. .Shinner, Vi• kers, Hon. 4 '1)1. , s ....it sir D o y le , Viscounts Lorton orn- It a`loblreini 1 1 i , and ch ,,, k ,„, s , xe, jj ar ,“ d e , • • t " • • STr-F.1% Harr; " ititttnhurf, 71 . ,IT6tisltirt", Sir r?• Bloomfield, Mitlean, Cartwright, and skynyarri, .Cli:toit.. son,' Lee, J. B. i ft;7l4,'l)aiic,t;Niier, tiotrh etatrliv, - •rynnile, Sbore.. BOsse.t, Ferguson,. Lautotir, Craton, fit --E. Kerristifi, t iiaptnan. Bi,vhops—S4lVshtnt7," Ely; Wottee-t2r.; 1 7 4eiee. London: inbassadril'; and e ricai , A tr?,trian, Feench, SPanirb, Neapolitan, Net berfandi, Russian. • LiCan—W c,tininiter . Be oars--P`'eiilaei and:Ft4ei.. Count , —NT Sirs-,Robert 4t ile, T., Bell. - • 4/dernterr.—Gootibeliere and Flottei. Soweant —Vaul; han - . • • • • And a il.try'larg . . - rititliitiry of Gentlerlien of all ranks and professions, witli.their Ladies and DiniAliters; Pit ES EX I'ATION. . . ~ • The (arming were ,14110Itg the numerous pre. , . ious : seutAt' . 'Jot') Grinning, Esq. on being aypt , inte , d Surgeoti:Ettraur divary to, the 'Ktng", introduced by Lord Stewart, This GettkletnAn waif. al's.) aF, 71mPrioce it i tg,rit'4 Ercent Levee, e with the sEgm int rbiluc'tion. , . The (ley; I). W ; Garro te, Chaplain in Ordinary to his Royal -:_. . __ . . . Highness the Prince Regent. • Earl Whitworth and the Duchess of Dorset, upon their re- . torn trout :reland. • . . Major-General Sir Benjamin BlooniffelcL K.C.B npon.his ap• - - , poinhont to be Keeper of the Pi:lry Purse and Private Se-, cretar) to his RoyatHightiess the Prince .Regent. , disc Oalrymp!t, by the Countess' of Compton. The ' 'on. Mr. !Shore, by the-Bishop of Salisbury. Li-rd Harley, by Lord Burghersh. ,Ldin Styckdal, Esq. upon his, being appointed ,Standard bearer to - the I4CU.Band of .Gentlemen PensiMiers. . Coroet Ainslie, Royal I )ragoon4, by Sir Benjaniin Hobhouse. The Codofess of Compton, on her alai . ' iage, by her, mother, . __ _ . the Marchioness of Northampton. Henry flublmost, Esq. Upon his being appointed Under Se cretary of rltatc for the, Home Departsiont. ' Earl - t,:rniton, on hia.returti from abroad, by the Marquis of Northampton. • Lord Stewart, on his departure fin . Vienna. Mr. Langsdorff, Charee d'Affaires of Baden, and Hesse, by Viscount Castlereagh. Mr. and Mrs. Ashford Sandford," on their marriage, by the Marquis and Marc:WU - Mess of Niothatuptoit. • Lord liorghersh, on his return to his missiim. • Mrs. Tholopmin, - by the Marchioness of 'Northampton. Uptain Fitzgerald, C'Oth:Regitnent, on his return from Atm ' rica, by Earl Morton. • , Lord Grantham, on his being appointed Lord Lieutenant of the County of Bedford. -. Captain Robbins, 7th Huss?irs, on his going abroad. Cornet Lyster, on his going abroad. Lady Sophia Coventry, by mother, the Countess of Co- ventry. Miss Stanley, • by Mrs. Blackburn. Lieut. H. 1). Maclean, 3d Guards, on bis appointment. Marquis of Carmarthen, on his appointment to . the ICk ► Major Knox, on his promotion. Miss Eliza Stanley, by Mrs. Blackburn. A►lu►iral -Sir George Campbell, on his .being appointed a Groom of the Bedchamber. Miss Lushington, by her motircr, Mrs. Lushington. - Miss Catharine Stanley, by Mrs. Blackburn. The Marquis and Ma , chioness of Sligo, upon their Marriage. Lady Frances Vane Tempest, by hrr mother. Miss Dalit triple, by the Marchkness of NOI thamptan. Mts. k harles Ricketts, on ber,rcturn to from India, • .by the Marchioness cif Hastings. - Miss Moore, by the Countess of (o • Miss Taylor, by her mother, Mrs. C. RicVetts. The Marchioness of Hastings, ttp:in the creation to her title, • and return to England; fronel mint. Laily,Hutdoke, on her return from abroad: Qtptain Cowell, of the Coldstream Regiment of Foot Guards, on his return front France. Ensign Jackson, on his appointment, by Earl Harrington. Mrs. Al peon, by the Marchioness id Northamptad. Lieu :Colonel Halliser, by Lord Viscount Gort. Sir George Collier, on being created a Baronet,. by Lord Melville. . Major-General Sir Francis de Raltenbury, on ~is return from ' Canada, and on his being apiminto a Knight Commander cf th e Rwyal Ilaueverian Guepllite Order. Captain John Alvxanilf-r, It. N. by Lord •Selse , y. • Miss Emily Culling Smith, by t Marchioness of Worcester. Miss Angelera ;Morgan, by Mrs..Milman. Capt. Crosse, on his appoirstun•nt,to the King's Reginsent. Sir Henry Onslow, Bart. on succeeding to his tide. • Captain Browne, 19th lancers, no his return front Canada. •Visensent Gort,,on coming-in ttis Lieutenant Venwick, by the Queen's Chamberlain. Viscountess LoFton, from Ireland. • • , Hon. Lady.llothim, on.her marriage. . . Major Moody, Royal Engineer's, nm his promotion. Mr. It. Strackey, nit his return from abroad, -• Mr. E. Foley, on his return horn the Continent. Mr, Henry ITsborne, on hi,s.marriage. Lieutenant-Colonel de on his being appointed a Com panion of the Bath, on his return (rum the lonian Islands. Lieutenant Seymour Blaine, on his return fromtbeContinetst. Lieutenant W. G. H. Wind), It. N. on his promotion, by the Lord in Waiting: Lieut. - Amherst Wright, R. H A. by the Lord in Waiting. Mrs. Hurry Osborne, on her inartiage, by Lady Lubbock. Captrnu Jackson, R.A. by Lieutenant-General Macleod. - Captain. King, by Lieutenant-General Macleod. Major Maclacklan, R. A. on his return front abroad. Captain A. F. Crawbird, R. A. on his return from America. Lieutenant-Gineral Viscount Lorton. from Ireland. Captain Gray, K. A. from abroad, by Lieutenant-General • Macleod. K. A. Captain Montague t.lontagne, B. N. by Mr: Disbrowe. Mr. C.F. Maclean, on his itnpnintment to the ad Guards, by hi , father Lieutenant-General . - Lieutenant Farmer, 4th or Queen's Own Dragoons, on going abroad, by Sir Lumley Sketlington. LADIES' DRESSES. HER MAJESTY., Petticoat of rich white satin, elegantly trimmed at the bot tom with a fulness ot•goltl 'tissue, the draperies also of a su perb .tis•nr,, tastefully disposed, suppOrted with handsome gold ropes and.tassels ; the mantoa of a branliful rich puce gold velvet tissue_, trimmed with a broad gold lace ; the body and sleeves profusely trimmed with point lace, intermixed with gold. Head-dress,' an elegant toque, with a tiara of diamonds.. PRINCESS AUGUSTA. A petticoat of black velvet, magnificently embroidered with gal at the bottom, beyond which was a fulness of gold lace ; 'the draperies of real goll net,. spangled and triunried with, a broad gold fringe ; on either side a short. drapeiy of velvet, richly embroidered, ornamented. 'and finished with snperh ropes and tassels; the niantua of black velvet, elegantly trim-. med with gold late ; body and sleeves trimmed. with point lace, beaded with gold., Head-dress, feathers and diamonds. PRINCESS NAZARETH. A petticoat of white satin, superbly embroidered in bright and dead gold ;,t he draperies embruis!cred to correspond. which ,ver.e particularly tasteful and ekgant,fastetted•np and viroU . ,:tented with gold ropes and tassels, finished at the hots tom with double florirregiug of spangled net, intermixed with bows, and embroidered; the maritua of rid, gold fissile, elegantiy trimmed; body and sleeves with point lace and diamonds. Head-dress, feathers and diamonds. DUCHESS 01 , GI;OLICFSTFR.' A pctticont• of wh,te satin, at the bottom flo,imeirire of tulle, embroidered with siiwer ;t he draperies of toile, richly spangled, with deep borders, elegant') embroidered nod or na mewed tastefully will wreaths and hunches of gold flowers, finished with superb pail ropes and tassels; the mantra of a rich geidlissrie : the body and sleeves lirofiiiiely trimmed with (iegaillt mitt lace and diamonds. Head-dress, ostrich fea.• fliers and ciammids. PiiisCßrS SOPHIA OF GLOCCF 5T F. R. A viper!) dress of white satin, with rich borders of silver latz:a the draperies of silver lama oil etioisii•esatilt, elegantly ornitnented with silver dowers and tassels crinison and sil ver tissue robe trimmed with silver and point lace. Head dressi a profusion of diamonds and fathers. DUCHESS OF Torit. A white satin petticoat with gold embroidered flounce. re ed %% Ma fancy flowers, mixed with rich gold. bullion cord ; a gold latna drapery, and a rlcli geranium-co loured velvet train ; body ornamented veith.. , a profusion of diatn. , :ids and poiot lar - e. Her' Royal Big - hues - it looked ex tremely well, 14 ; lit, and elegant.- • lluc~J+ of Doase.T.—A white satin petticoat, richly de co'rated with net draperies, emhroitkred in steel ; white satin train. Duchess of Linos.--A white siithi pi.tticoat, richly em broidered with gold lama. purple retro train. 0 Nlarcitioncss of iiEnll'o alt.—A tticont of rich white satin. with draperies raw suberbly ettioroldered rn silver lama, tastaully clesigued bouquets, looped brlllittrit silver • cold d lartels ; the pettieh:•ri linislieti at Thiftont With .6 `most liertutiful carniture of tull e, with silver dowers; train a rich 'n&ratilit in yr lours epi .4)6, el ezatit ly tritufneirwith Over- and blond. it eaddr . ess, ostrich plume, with rich bril liants. , • , Niarellioness,of cirtss of ; white crape over white satin, richly eralr o idered in, roSes ,, And =rose leayes; traiit of trrey crape( raillyt;ilered and 'trimmed with Brussels point lace Headdress, fea,tbers and diamonds. Marchioness of, Nifierwvarro.—A superb dreis composed of white satin, ,With fine lace draperies tastefully eMbritidered with Roman *pearls', iiite.rmixed with flowers: the effect was heightened by fancy trimniiir4s of chenille.; a robe. 111 blue satin, ornamented with point. lace.; Head-dress cotaposed'of feathers and profiisi.ri Oianionils. • , -Nlarchimicss* ,Cfoi,mattrwlEY.-L-A• white satin petticoat, richly ornaptenled with. lama,: gold and scarlet, flounce, and draperieB; robe. white with a lart:a gold body. INlarchinness of SrAtriotb.—.l. superb Saxon blue 7sittin drapery petticoat, ina,znifirentle bordered in waye_sbylt chased gold Irionuirtit i , the hi.; tom tinisifiug wit a bill rouleau of s atin, contii.n.:(l,with ti a festooned, and supported by rich hnliitln ropes and tassels; robe of the saxtre'satio, hindered round with L ot 1 to correspond, anti el e- gain)) , t rimmir with point lace. :f !ead-dress,a coronet turban of satin, With - ft profution of diamonds, and plume of ostrich feathers, ' • ~ ,• , Marchioness , of HAsrtsns.-.- .1 w 'satin petticoat, trirh met' with blond; with a rich beet•rout •velvet robe, Orna mented with blond and embroidered net draperies with blond, and festoblied pp' with sill; cords and tassels. :Fiead-dress, feathers sail diarnomis, with a beautiful- stontacher of dia monds and emeralds.' . . f poutitesi of COVSNVZY.—Ap elegant dress 0 white satin ; petticOat of rich•white satin, flounced at bottom with superb French blond ; draperies of white silk net, richly embroidered with floss silk, and trimmed with broad blood, tastefully loch rd up with rich cords and, hodyayd train of grey satin. 'Head-dress, feathers and a proftision of diathonds. - Countess of AlivesriEta.=-A ri,..11 blue . satin' 'petticoat, tritnmed with crape ronleaux ; robe of blike3atin, ornamented with blond ; crape draperies trimmed with blond and satin, Head--dress, feathers and diamonds, Lads' Streit IA CoviN;ritY.-, - -A petticoat of Whitt satin, with draperies of go ssamer gauze, flounced With blond and satin rouleau, with wreaths.., cif (lowering nis,Ttle; the whole, dis posed in a' tno'el and • elegant manner;. robe' of rich white satitiand blend lace. Ocad-dress, coronet of lathers and pearls. • . . , Lady B. CoVe.Nray.—Draperies of, amethyst spotted gapze over a pf-tticoat of white satiw, elegantly flounced with superb blond lace, finished with bunches and garlands of, thododen droms; trans of satin. Head-dress, coronet of feathers and amethysts. GENTLEMEN'S DRESSES. THE. PRINCE REGENT. A Field Marshui's uniform. THE DUKE OP YORK. The same. H. R. H. DUKE OF GLOUCESTP.E. The same. _ ..... hli.SereiieHighnessPrinceof HnNIBURG.--A slipeth scarlet arid gold Flossar uniform, with an elegant white pelisse, richly trimmed with gold. His Richness Prince EsTcaffAzY.—A full dress uniform. The Gi:ntienien, with very few exceptions, wore Regi mentals. FOR FEIE SUN. Mr.EDITOR,-111 your Parliamentary Report of Saturday. last you siated that Sir F. BURDETT, in the Horse of Commons, presented fire Petitions from Bath, signed by 20 persons each, in favour of Parliamentary Reform ; and as 1 am of oninion that there are not (out of a population of nearly 40 ; 000) in Bath 100 persons who enttriain sinti lar sentiments to) the WORTHY, Baronet, you would' render *an essential service to the,public, could von publish a List of the Names attached to those Petitions; hccause, (hiring the last - Session, on the Baronet •presenting a Petition, front this City against the SuSpension . Bill, ile.apologized to the House for the small 1111ffiber of Signatures, {softie ,ten or a"dozen only,) by saying time would not Allow, Or it , %you'd navy been signed' . by at least. ten rhotriand.-- Now, Sir, on that List being pro cured.. (which , being so small. was not very cult), three of the most reSpect:ible n. that few proved to be patliable forgerzes: and as _these Petitions have nut been beard of. in Bath until reported in the L;ndon Papers, there is suf ficient reason to soPpose that similar tricks may have been pi iycd to those above mentioned ; and I think the plan I now' sug;zest to you wonlii be the most effectual for detecting the artifices pisactised in certain "places by Sir F. ,Burdett, Bart. and Co. OLD BLADUD. Bath, Feb.2o, tats. TO THE EDITOR OF THE SUN. been deprived of the" oppor tunity of replying to the Accusations alleged against me in the Court of Common Pleas, :on a recent Trial—(Verdict for Mr. BARTLI:MA tv,) 1. here subjoin a testimonal of the. authority on which I acted on the night, of Mr. RARTLEMAN'S Betivfit in M►+v last. In additioit to which, the tie. tided opinion of the High and Supreme Authority on that day, and his L►rdship's livrnmks on my Not having been called to give evidence, render till• farther comment from me unnecessary.- CHARLES pFvErr. Vat!dont-Place, Pall-Mall, Feb. 26, 1818.• P. ' S —1 have the high honour and satisfaction of being permitted to publish as follows " The Gallery at the Concert-Rooms, in Ha- . nover-square, is appropriated, exclusively, AO the accommodation of the Itoyal.Family. the Direc tors of the Ancient Musick, and -the Families and itOmediate Friends of the Directors j. no other per sons have any tig ht of adtnission to the same. (Sigartki ERNPST, F. 13011, • " IiFNONSIIME,• • " I)ERO , , • " FOR! ESCUE." Saturday a der,' clinNt4: of he 66i1). Foot rnavelied front Chatham, embaik at Gravesend for St. Helena. The Battalion of Grenadier GnardS doing duty for the hmtt,ix months at the. Tower, were yes terday relieved by adkiter Battalion of the same regiment troth St. Jariits's. . , The extraordinary pieference which the Public have given to tVEßßAOffices, 9, - and 17, Ludgate-s:reet, in' the present Lottery, is ea•ily accounted for scheme contains THREE Sterling Prizes oT 30,0001., awl caritals of this description are seldom sold anywhere else ! Fur instance—the Lotrcry drawn in May, 1816, contained. wily Ooa Psize of 30,0001., and that -was said by WF - 11-8 ! The next Lintery, drawn in August, cow aint d only One Prize of 30,0001., and that was .also sold by WP.Ba ! • nue : Lottery drawn in May, 1816, contained Two . Prizes: of 30,0001., supt .01 , 42 of tho:ie tvis ,old by WFBa! Thus it ap:pears Chit, since May.,1815. there'have been only liTr•Aloney 30.0901., and THREE. oF THEM WERE SOLI) • BY WEBB ! !! Suull 'plain and sterling facts as these will, no doubt, have more weight with the Public than any Pirjr„. , . Sll 1P EWS. PA5B;rO W, FEB, 24, Mae c' Clock; p. m.-11)e sci!ooner Eliza mid Jane, from Waterforti to Lott- . don, with provi‘ions, is on shore neat this place, and it is feared will soon go to piecn ; crew art safe on shore.—The brig Sop Ply,, of Portsmouth', (MAssEy late Master), supposed from some !Litt .of Ireland, with provisions and butter, also came on'i,hore .near this place this evening, and soon. went to pieces ;:it ,nine part_ of the cargo trill be saved ; .crew nll lust, except one in;;u1„ . who,has just been .picked t r iti.cpeechless, and almost iifrless, and it is 'feared will not recover. Also the slorip Mary Ann, of.Newhaten; with a. cargo ) near the Atone place, slut{ is gone to pieces ; her carg6 of butter, Itc. washing out olher. None of:ttsecrew have yet been but are seen alive on the wreck, and it is howl may be.saved.. FALMOUTH, Fn. 24,—The Prince Ernest packet has arrived in 14 days from Lisbon, '‘viiht - the mail ; the letters by her were delivered iif daY• ANOTHER. LETTER; SAME DATE.—Arrived the SWallow, OLIVER troth London for Bombay The Ann, Vt'tui dA. ms, from klelfortl, was obliged to cut her Thies' in the gale of last night, .and , inn into St. My.ve,s. in this harbour. • PORTSMOUTH, FRB : 2.6„—Arrived the Sirius, .IFSKINS, from P ! ttro , s, and is under quarantine transport. from Cork, with,trooPs. Sailed the Thonias and,Mary transport 'for London. Ll'vEß . pOot., 25.—Arrived the Amelia, E 1 G, fret» Rafifax 7r iailed the 21st January.; on the 1 lib inst. in lat.'so. 4.210ng. 14. 30. spoke the Loan, Fospfck, - froni.this port, for New York, and the OrJethprpe, JAyt , l, front ditto -for Sayan nith ; Alice, POBTER, front '4,maica—sailed the Ist January ; on the 30th Jan. spoke the Wa terloo, of Bristol', from Charleston for Tobago, in lat. 31. 51. long. 7,2, HARWICH, FEB. 26.—Artived the Bowen, Stets, from Palermo for LondOn, with loss of two anchors and cables ; Rover,.DßlVEß,.froln Sun derland to London, with loss of an anchor and. cable ; Agenora, Moons, from ditto to ditto, leaky. • Sziled the Prince of Orange packet, with mails, &C. for Holland, and Henry Fretting packet, with ditto fur Cuxhaven ; Eliza, DIET ZEN, With a cam° of rags, from Bien►en to London and about 50 sail of coasters,- for London. MILFoRp'HArPtI, Fen. 24 —Arrived yesterday the Mansfield ILacket, Captain NnTTALL, with it mail and parsengers from Waterford ; and sailed tt,e Leicester and Frieling packets,, both with mails thereto. 'The Diligence Revenue cutter hai gone up to Pembroke Dock-yard to refit, having sprung her main-tnost upon her last cruise. Fen. 25.-I\rrived the Sandwich Packet, Capt. Povrno, With a mail from . Waterford ; and put.in the Osprey. of Yirmonih, bound in Cadiz ; `arso _Ft brie bound to Naples (licrrn, Master); ha%ing; ,shifted her cargo in-a gale of ttiod, a few•days since, she is,now discharvig the same for the porpose of re-stowage. ilt main the 11:itoinart sloop of war; PerieKerance,'Rtctitatns,lor Buis 'tot ; and Saturn, HEMMENS, trout Newt) , for London. ' , 26:;-=4:11. General Ste t' got- under- weigh this moruin:r troth Sa s mi I-joie, but brought up again i thrdler's DEAL, 14a."26.—Arrived, aud, siii!ed. tor- the River, the Rover ; SHANNON, from Tarragon,.— Came down from the River the Briton,OKAss, for Jamaica ; Rover, Bowor.N, tor Newtound land ; Francis-and Eliza, BuowN, tor the South Seas ; and Camdeh, Jousrsos, for Batavia, . and sailed with great part of the outward-bound as per last. THE AIICHDEACoN of ISATti.- 7 --sVe ha;! the plea sure of first introducino in the columns of .4 - L6n-- On Journal theadmirable PIWTEST of this urtll Pillar.of ORTHODOXY, against the Troceeditygs of the CHURCH MlsSlotilAßY SOCIETY, and as it has been affirmed that he had not received authority: from his Diocesan .for delive:ring that l'rotest, we deem it proper to Slate that the. Rev. Mr.WHITE . HEAD, in a printed letter, written in ansmer to a pamphlet of the Rev. D. WILSON, who had chal lenged:the Archdeacon to produce his authority for.employnig the name of that venerable Dia, cesan, has the following passage "I inform yottnimn . ieally undoubted authority, that he (the Archdeacon) did, previolis to his late interference with your meeting, anxiously confer with his Diocean respecting the inerits and projects of the- Church Missionary Society, that his Lordships sentiments upon those subjects tatively coincided with ilk own, anti that he was adthurhed by his Lordship to itnpart them generally to the Clergy .and others, as circumstances might,.id his judgment, require. I Lace the same authority. for informing you, that he did, at the same limo, impart to his Lordship his design to attend the meetin in his Archi-diaconal capacity, and protest against the :urination of t . pur Society iu his jori4diction ; and that Isis Lordship told hit, that in doing so; in his opinion, ho would he only doing . his slaty. His ' vcricraltle Diyee s an,' he has the high satiAfaition of knowing, still continues *to think, ilnit in attending and protesting, his conduct was re 7 gular' and proper; LOA not, 'sir., vainly attempt by any comments of mine to strengthen this answer to your lirsi nuationt and challenge. The rormer must be admitted to have been unfounded, the latter to have been, at least; im prudent." MarvellousSLry —The Public haye been amused for some days Past with a marvellous story,tehtiHy withont foundation, respecting a certain Noble Persondge, to which we are astonkhed that any one of cominou,senscconld listen -even for a mo rni nt. story is ho , Wever now pritty well si lenced by the attention which the Drawing of the, Lottery excites, and to which many.are eagerly looking for the gifts.'of Forope : it will com mence on . Wednesday . iiert, when about 5000 'Pickets will be drawn, ten of which must come foith Capitals in the course if the first ten••mi- Butes, rind it is no %yonder that it shooohl excite attention when there - arelooCari , els, with Three of 30,0001.. or that' Bisn's Offices should :he cro,%ded The thawing approach'es 'and time flies rapidly ; but Tickets : sell more rapidly than time flies ; autt scarcity produces ntarTICJS. Wien then can hest °tate -at embracing the prescot moment for sector ing a Share at CARTER'S, No s.Chafilig.Lross, in the Lottery which begins drawing next Wt-d -.ncsday, containing Abree Prizes 430.0001 100 Capital Prizes, and TWelve Pipes of Port Wine, for he,first-drawn Blank on the first, second, auti third Days of Drawing